Another implication of the law-enforcement tactics cited the report is a deepening alienation of American Muslims from a government that publicly insists it needs their support to head off extremism but secretly deploys informants to infiltrate mosques and community centers.
Dr. Jeff Anderson works with the University of Connecticut, and he said the potential implications of the law were discussed informally during an April conference of the American Medical Association for Sports Medicine.
With that in mind, Quinnipiac University School of Law is holding two seminars, one each sponsored by the New Haven and Connecticut Bar Associations, to teach lawyers about the implications of the law.
We're just taking measures to make sure our products remain available as always while we have a chance to understand the implications of the law".
"Justice for People with Disabilities — The Semiconsequentialist Approach" in Leslie Francis and Anita Silvers, eds.: Americans with Disabilities: Exploring Implications of the Law for Individuals and Institutions (New York: Routledge 2000), 34 53.
A private lawyer could have danced around the implications of the law and avoided making any concession, but Stewart had a special obligation to be straight with the Justices, even if the answers hurt his cause.
Ankrom's lawyer, Carmen Howell, who represented her before the Court of Criminal Appeals (which upheld Ankrom's and Kimbrough's convictions this past summer), is pressing on with the appeal pro bono because, she said, the implications of the law are "scary".
